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Obama and the "Official Truth"

sevenheart Wrote: May 18, 2013 8:17 AM
The Pandora's Box has been opened. Putting the religion of peace back inside will be very ugly, if it is possible at all. Thank you for synthesizing the issues down to the key facts Ms. Glick. Glad you've "finished" the book and are back as a regular feature writer.
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NGOs vs. Those Who Serve Israel

sevenheart Wrote: May 11, 2013 9:47 PM
Glad to have you back! When does the book come out? Missed your insights on Israel and the Middle East. So interesting that groups blaming Israel for the lack of peace do everything in their power to undermine peace in Israel. Thanks once again for covering topics we won't see in the US.
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Coloradofornia?

sevenheart Wrote: Mar 26, 2013 8:27 AM
The decent people of Colorado didn't permit this. We testified in our State House against it (remember the rape victim being bullied and belittled?) We wrote to our reps and senators, we tried to reason with our governor, and the socialist bulldozer ran over the will of the people. Not only have we lost 220 Magpul jobs, we have lost outdoor sports television shows and production and the negative impact remains to be seen with our hunting and fishing industries and many others. Please don't come to Colorado, vote with your pocketbook and enjoy Arizona, Utah and Wyoming (all states resisting federal intrusion), we the peasants of Kolorado couldn't reason with our betters.
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Coloradofornia?

sevenheart Wrote: Mar 26, 2013 8:20 AM
Ah yes, they only had to get away with being illegally subsidized in our High Schools for 4 years so they can continue to be illegally subsidized in our Colleges for four to six years. Makes illegal legitimate. How long can someone camp at Steinaker or Red Fleet before they have to find a home? Why do I feel like an Okie in "The Grapes of Wrath"?
Dear Mr Medved, Please devote yourself to 20th century history for a few days, particularly as relates to this issue. You will discover an alarming pattern of simple regulatory action becoming outright tyranny, even in one case leading to the near extermination of people of your heritage. Of course history does not repeat itself, but this would greatly broaden your world view. Secondly, the second amendment is the lynch pin of all constitutional rights, When Congress makes any law infringing the right of the people we should all become very vocal and very vigilant.
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It's a Christie Thing

sevenheart Wrote: Jan 17, 2013 7:08 PM
If it was boring and stupid the first time why were you so boring and stupid as to read it a second time? I bet you don't even know how to change channels on a tv. It's called choice Dag, chose another web site where you will be thrilled and intellectually challenged. Maybe WhiteHouse.gov would be more to your liking.
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It's a Christie Thing

sevenheart Wrote: Jan 17, 2013 6:41 PM
Angry? Try funny and accurate. Mr. Ransom has one of the most lucid viewpoints in media. While it's clear you dont know how to use parentheses in the word don't, it's not so obvious that you fail to recognize that many editors repeat applicable columns while a writer is on vacation or otherwise occupied. This repeated column is still true and the love affair with the fraud named Christie needs to come to a close, it bears repeating, this repeated column is still true and the love affair with the fraud named Christie needs to come to a close. Sorry I used big words xjnyc_1901, I realize it will take 2 weeks of your valuable time to look them up. (Yup that's the one- called a dictionary- not a lot of pictures in it)
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An Ogre Encounter

sevenheart Wrote: Dec 27, 2012 12:42 PM
My folks had a client who visited our ranch in Colorado for a number of years who played for Washington during part of this era. One of his most memorable All Star games had a college all star named Jackie Robinson who chose to play professional baseball- and the rest is history.
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Merry Christmas, Comrades

sevenheart Wrote: Dec 27, 2012 12:30 PM
That's the same thing G W Bush did, he wouldn't veto anything Congress passed because he wanted to respect the "will of the people" via their elected representatives who were not doing the will of the people. If GW would have vetoed as many bills as Gerald Ford, we wouldn't have this big of a mess and he could have saved the GOP from itself (for about 10 more minutes).
Point taken, the intensity of hatred is magnified in many factions since that dismal period of our national history.
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